Chinese wheeled loader and excavator manufacturer LiuGong has opened its new Kazakhstan subsidiary in the city of Almaty.
The opening ceremony, themed “One Silk Road · One Future”, brought together more than 350 representatives from government agencies, industry associations, partners, and customers across China and Central Asia.
Held in parallel, the Central Asia Customer Day showcased LiuGong equipment including wheeled loaders, excavators, mining trucks, rollers, and motor graders. The display highlighted LiuGong’s integrated solutions across mining, road construction, infrastructure, municipal works, and agriculture, while on-site agreements and interactive demonstrations reflected the company’s capabilities and development in the regional market.
At the opening ceremony, LiuGong unveiled the first 835H wheeled loaders and 777A backhoe loaders assembled at the local KD plant, marking the launch of the country’s first construction equipment manufacturing facility.
Deng Tao, vice president of LiuGong, stated that Central Asia is a key part of the company’s global strategy. The company will continue to advance the coordinated development of manufacturing, supply chain, product application, marketing, and services, enhancing its integrated solutions capability and working with partners to support infrastructure and industrial development in the region.
LiuGong comments: “Central Asia features highly diverse terrain and climate, ranging from high-altitude regions to basins, and from extreme cold to high temperatures, placing higher demands on equipment performance. In response to local needs, LiuGong continues to advance R&D and product optimization, building a product portfolio and solutions tailored for complex operating conditions. Leveraging its global R&D system, its equipment can operate reliably in environments ranging from -40℃ extreme cold to hot and arid conditions, as well as high-altitude and heavy dust environments.”
Against the backdrop of the Belt and Road Initiative, LiuGong says it will further deepen regional cooperation, strengthen localization, and support sustainable development in Central Asia.
